I sat in my room, staring at the ceiling, determined to fight off the waves of sleep that are threatening to pull me under. 'Sleep, my Frankie...' it was just one voice this time... Gerard's voice. One that I knew well. 'Come sleep with me, Frank.' He whispered. Then I saw him, leaning against the wall. "You know you want to play Frankie." He trailed his fingers gently across my jaw line. His touches were so soft, and they felt so real, but, I heaved a heavy sigh, they weren't.
Slowly I fell asleep, and I dreamt of Gerard. He stalked my dreams frequently. I didn't mind. We would sit and chat, and drink coffee... It was nice.

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He stared me down. This dream is different now... I carefully intertwined my fingers in his hair, and tugged gently, extracting that quiet moan from his lips. A moan that sent shivers down my spine. "Frankie, don't tease." He purred, latching onto my neck. I squirmed and moaned quietly. Knowing him, he was the one teasing.
I groaned as he began to grind against me, "Don't." I murmured.

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Then I was pulled from my dream. Damnit... "Someone wants to see you." I heard the voice of an attendant. "Come with me." They helped me to my feet, "What time is it?" I asked, wobbling sleepily after the woman, "It's about three in the afternoon. You've been sleeping for about a day."
She sat me down, no longer answering whatever I said. "Wait here..." She said as she went to get whoever came to see me.
My back was to the door so I didn't see her come back in. "Hello." A quiet, but familiar voice spoke to me. "Can I sit down, or are you gonna bite me again?" It was Ivy, or whatever the hell she said her name was.
"You can sit... I can't promise I won't attack you." Was my sour response. "Are you going to laugh at me again?" I spat, venomously. She sighed quietly and sat down across from me. "What's he look like?" She inquired. I knew who she was talking about, "He's tall..." Was my only response.

Notes

So, I've decided to call you all crows... so I hope that everycrow likes my story, and I'm very pleased that Bloody Revenge prompted me to keep writing.